Covid-19 Pandemic Behavioral Response in a Sample of Young Adults

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed our everyday lives and behaviors. New effects, such as being afraid of leaving one’s home, have been reported, people had to adapt their daily cope with social distancing guidelines. This study surveyed 115 young adults ages mostly between 18 24 explore personal perceptions about this pandemic, adaptations made, feelings in response pandemic. Results showed a possible link self-rate health confidence recovering if getting disease. Behavioral modifications reported included changes shopping patterns, exercising less, making more video-calls. Loneliness levels seem increased for age-group, Fear Missing Out seems be still taking place, along some new Going Out. is unlikely the last develop. Understanding impacts it will essential better act prepare future.